Supreme Court Faces Push to End Session This Year
Supreme Court aims to wrap work and leave town by July as opinions flow in only five argued cases. With 66 argued matters, including death penalty issues and wiretapping rules, the court plans to release ~16 decisions per session to clear its docket. The lineup shows a conservative shift under Chief Justice Burger with only one of the last 17 opinions unanimous.
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Deaths Around The World Reported In Mass and New York
BELMONT Massachusetts AP Dr Stephen M Nagy a leading tearing microanalyst in atomic energy died Monday He headed the MIT Misro Chemical Laboratory from 1945 to 1909 and later led MITs Material Science Department BUFFALO New York AP George F Lorenz owner of radio station WBLK died Monday at 62 He shaped early broadcast roops with a 10 year Hound Dog show and helped launch pop oriented media The Supreme Court actions on death penalty are summarized noting the California ruling and ongoing cases affecting hundreds on death rows nationwide
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Beef Short In Brazil Brasi lia For Years
Brazil faces seasonal beef shortages pushing prices to record highs. Despite a cattle herd around 97.5 million head, Brazil ranks third globally in cattle stocks behind the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Exercise May Be Fattening Says Maryland Study
COLLEGE PARK Md AP Too much exercise may make a person fatter says Dr Richard Ahrens assistant professor of food and nutrition at the University of Maryland after a five year study on diet and activity involving rats The research found that overly vigorous exercise became a chore and caused the animals to gain fat The rodent results suggest the average American on an average diet stays slimmer by gardening or walking the dog rather than running five miles daily The findings were published in Agricultural Research magazine Oklahoma has 28211 miles of surface roads.
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Old Ironsides to Move for Major Overhaul Display
The USS Constitution will undergo a yard overhaul and be viewable in Charlestown yard, moving only to the next pier while remaining on display. The 1812 war veteran is slated for a museum exhibition this fall as part of routine maintenance. Meanwhile North Dakota reports over 90 percent of its land as rural and most residents urban.
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